Carl Hayden High School - Statesman Yearbook (Phoenix, AZ)

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Mr. Woodrow LeSueur Mr. Henry jones Mrs. Dorothy Druckemiller Mr. Gerald LeRoy Two New Administrators Guide Carl Hayden TAKING over the top administra- tive position at Carl Hayden is Mr. Woodrow LeSueur. Mr. LeSueur, associate principal since 1965, re- places Mr. Harry White, who was named principal at West High. Along with this transition comes the job of attending to the curricu- lum and supervision programs at Carl Hayden. This includes evalua- ting the twenty-seven new faculty members and the twenty-five ad- ditional classes. After serving as administrative assistant at Central High for seven years, Mr. Henry jones is now assoc- iate principal at Carl Hayden. Mr. jones is kept busy directing finances, registration, and activities pertaining to the internal operation of the school. Mrs. Dorothy Druckemiller, ad- . 14 ACADEMICS 1 f' ministrative assistant for girls, is responsible for advising girls on matters of conduct and scheduling club activities. Mr. Gerald LeRoy, administrative assistant for boys, coordinates athletic events and campus control. ' lm ll l ? lil xxx Mr. LeRoy listens intently to a troubled par- ent. LEFT: Mr. LeSueur and Mr. jones discuss registration of a new student with Counselor Griego.

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if-j'i3i:ii - ' J 49x I' School Board Passes Liberalized Dress Code .hw X E 1 'W Mr. Woodrow LeSueur, Principal at Carl Hayden High School, con- templates behavior of students during one of our numerous as- semblies. PLANS are being drawn up for the addition of a new Phoenix Union District high school. The board hopes this new addition will relieve some of the over crowd- ing which has plagued most system high schools this year. One of the major resolutions passed by the school board was the new dress code. The code requires students to dress in such a manner that will not detract from instructional procedures of the school. Sports clothes, long hair, beards, and mustaches are now acceptable if neat and clean, although footwear must be worn. While school attire here at Hayden occasionally ranges from ridiculous to sublime the majority of Carl Hayden students bow to parental pressure and their own sense of propriety and come dressed neatly and as usual. ROW 1: Howard C. Seymour, Superintendent, Trevor G. Browne, M.D.g ROW 2: John Fels, Donald F. jackson, Robert C. Shapiro. M.D.5 Mrs. Ronald Warner. i Y l , M., Mfr , x JMR, limi' ,tml 4,11 H A i .i ir l Y it 'lltltiii - f- ,' i ip! 4f yi A 'I il' l ACADEMICS 15